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A Fleeting Dandelion Wish Processing Facility Appears For Two Days Outside of Los Angeles
Photo: Michèle M Waite, courtesy the Art Department
A recent two-day installation in Commerce, California afforded visitors an opportunity to evaluate and deposit their secret wishes. Dandelions, which was organized by the anonymous artist group The Art Department, took place in an administrative building at the Laguna Bell electrical substation from May 11-12, 2019. The cavernous space was transformed into a secret wish processing facility, where visitors submitted their wishes for questioning and analysis before receiving a dandelion to send their wish in a whoosh down a chute of either slam dunks or long shots. Writer Renée Reizman, who had a chance to visit the fleeting facility, explains the guided performance art in depth on Hyperallergic. Explore more of The Art Department’s previous projects on their website and Instagram.
Photo: Renée Reizman for Hyperallergic
Photo: Michèle M Waite, courtesy the Art Department
Photo: Renée Reizman for Hyperallergic
Photo: Michèle M Waite, courtesy the Art Department
Photo: Renée Reizman for Hyperallergic
Photo: Michèle M Waite, courtesy the Art Department
Photo: Michèle M Waite, courtesy the Art Department
Photo: Michèle M Waite, courtesy the Art Department
#dandelions #installation #performance art
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